Ohio Incorporations Issued Including Lyria Garter Company
Ohio report lists new filings with numerous firms and capital ranging from 1 thousand to 300 thousand dollars. Notable names include Elyria based Lyria Garter Company and Cleveland firms such as Lovinger Berk Co and International Holding Co. Growth expectations cited as oil markets show price movements and regional supply trends.
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He Lovinger-Berk Co
Cleve
A.W. Haman
Reasner
He International Holding Co
Eland
E. C. Jefferies
J. Hyman
Cleveland Baby Carriage
Cleveland
J. G. Hamrr
M. A. Krichman
Watt-Williams Co
Cleva
A. J. Watt
Cleveland Trapshootera Aasneland
H. E. Dicker
P. North
The
Falcon Bonze Co
Agstown
Sullivan Printing Works Co
School Garden Companies Formed By Franklin Boys And Girls
The Franklin organized ten School Garden Companies under the Don Garden Association. Captains Gereald Squires Florence Trout man Gertrude Taylor Thomas Aspacher Wim Morris Harold Burns Edwin Sharpe Wilber Conger led respective units. Officers to receive insignia of the 1.8.5.6. They will cultivate gardens and aid others, with Lt Chas Yost securing government seeds for each member.
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Franklin
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Don Garden Association
Gereald Squires
Wim Morris
Virginia Saunders
Edgar White
Helen Burns
Phillip Reely
Homer Blanchard
Harold Burns
Harry Hotcomb
Edwin Sharpe
Philip Jones
Chas. Yost
High School Co. A
Writing a Polite Letter at Home
A quick guide on how to craft a courteous letter addressed to your home, using your family surname. It covers greeting, body with clear purpose, closing with respect, and the importance of signing with the shared surname.
Pocketful of Thoughts and Letters From Home
A compilation of marginal notes and humor from home letters. References to personal decor, discipline, nicknames, and the value of a private bedroom. remarks on phrases and proverbs. a pun about snakes and logic. a nod to the State Board of Obie. and a note about Dr I A Humphrey, a Cleveland ophthalmologist and son in law of Mrs E O'Donnell of West Fourth street, Elyria.
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State Board of Obie
Humphrey
Northern
Ilinois College of Opthaliology
Lawler Optical College
Geleh College
I. A. Humphrey
Cleveland
E. O'Donnell
West Fourth Street
Ann O'Donnell
Elyra
Elyrian Passes Optometry Test
Frank A. Humphrey is among the successful candidates to pass the standard examination in Optometry. The report notes qualification and completion of the test with others achieving similar results.
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Elyrian
Frank A. Humphrey
Farm Journal Editor Wilmer Atkinson Dies at 79
Philadelphia news reports editor Wilmer Atkinson founder of the Farm Journal died of pneumonia at age 79. He pioneered journalism and in 1866 established the first daily newspaper in Delaware at Wilmington. His family had long served in the trade.
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Philadelphia
Wilmer Atkinson
Farm Journal
Prominent Pennsylvania Figure Tied to Ancestral Lineage
Fragmentary text notes a Pennsylvania figure connected to family affairs and mentions three ancestors including William Pena. The OCR lacks complete details, but indicates historical lineage context within Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Wiliam Pena
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Lyria Garter Company
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
He Security& Bond Deposit of
Akron
A. F. Tush
de Alllamey Racing Co
Ali
I. W. Hilles
de Seymour Garter Co
Elyria, 000
E. A. Seabnrd
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Associated Pressyttsburg
Somerset
England
Kentucky
A. Ebert
Chronicle-Telegram
Horlick
Melanie Farr
Turner
O'Donnell
St. James
Samuel Hamilton
Br.ierce
Pierce
Oregon
Jardineers II
Berry
Royal Rochester
Welsbach
Ccedar
Boylan Bros.’ CO
China Department
Dutch Henry’s
Drew
Slater
Clark Street
Saul
the Fay Co
John Lersch& Co
Lewis Mercantile Co
Elyria Dry Goods Co
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